Graphene powder in a laboratory dish

Materials

Graphene in the form your process can use.

Layer structure, chemistry, size, purity and dispersion all change how graphene behaves. Monoforge develops each format around the customer’s material, process and target result.

DryFlakes and nanoplatelets
FunctionalGO and reduced GO
FormulatedDispersions, pastes and masterbatches
Project note

Final grades, concentrations, packaging and performance claims will be released only after material and application-specific qualification.

Portfolio

From primary material to process-ready formats.

Graphene flakes

Versatile dry material for polymer, coating, composite and formulation studies.

Graphene nanoplatelets

Layered platelets for reinforcement, conductivity, barrier and thermal-development programmes.

Graphene oxide

Oxygen-functional material for water-compatible and surface-active systems.

Reduced graphene oxide

Functional carbon with partially restored electrical and thermal characteristics.

Water-based dispersions

Pre-dispersed liquids for controlled dosing into compatible aqueous formulations.

Graphene pastes

Concentrated formats for coatings, inks, compounds and controlled addition.

Polymer masterbatches

Pre-dispersed carrier systems for practical dosing and scalable polymer processing.

Integration

The useful specification is the one that works in the product.

Selection must connect material characteristics to dispersion, processing behaviour and performance under representative conditions.

Define the system

Matrix, process, baseline, target property and scale.

Select the format

Choose dry, liquid or carrier-based delivery around compatibility and handling.

Validate the result

Compare against clear controls before product claims or scale-up.

Fine dry graphene nanoplatelet powder in a laboratory watch glass

Technical & commercial enquiries

Tell us what you are working on.

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